Liquid fetilizer

[hard county]

As far as i can figure out, something like miracle grow. A lot of livestock farmers are using it on their pastures so it must work, or maybe its because its 6$ an acre?
Anyway, I would like to know if anyone has had any experience with this product, and if would be good for food plots?

 

[Chaneylake]

$6.00 per acre is so far in left field that it can not be commented on, someone has some figures way off!

 

[hard county]

According to the guy at coop, its not. Its one of those-you buy a small quantity, mix it yourself, and spray it yourself deals.

 

[Chaneylake]

i deal with fertilizer every year, at 6 dollars per acre, you will be just as well off with koolaid.

 

[Young Buck]

Liquid nitrate requires a stainless tank and is about 30% nitrogen.Right now I believe it costs around $400.00 ton. Granular on the other hand is 36% nitrogen and the last I heard was $500.00 ton.

 

[hard county]

i deal with fertilizer every year, at 6 dollars per acre, you will be just as well off with koolaid.

I deal with quite a bit of fertilizer myself, but I know that just because something is inexpensive doesn't mean that it doesnt have merit.
This product, from what I understand is a "plant food" which is soaked through the leaves of the plant.
120$ works on 20 acres which equates to 6$ an acre.
I am sure MY information is correct, I was simply posting in hopes of gaining some understanding by people who have used the product.

 

[Chaneylake]

was not trying to be harsh or ugly, it just does not seem possible to me, please find out more and let us know

 

[Country1]

The product is Montys plant food, and $6 an acre is the correct price. I bought 2 1/2 gallon last week and will spray as soon as the weather allows. IF it works as claimed, I intend to change all pasture and hay ground over to it. They have programs for corn and soybeans as well, but will wait to see the results on the grass first. Check out their website.

 

[hard county]

thanks alot, im going to buy some of the 8-18-8